Sentence examples similar to brief fondness from inspiring English sources
Like Paterson, I had some orphaned badgers as a child and I remember their brief company with fondness.
The letter was not brief — she described my children's fondness for little Rudy and how caring they were as his condition worsened.
Chief Justice Roberts has a fondness for those fancy printed briefs, apparently.
But we learn little about the friendships of Hitchens's that soured as he began his political metamorphoses, and we hear practically nothing about his fondness for drink, though he does treat us to a brief audit of his intake (at least one bottle of wine and two slugs of "Mr. Walker's amber restorative" per day).
James Knowlson's own brief contribution to the book is exemplary in its measured tones of reverence, fondness and elegant discretion.
In brief comments to reporters, Mrs. Clinton did not directly address her chances in Erie, though she expressed fondness for the people of the county.
She reads a few brief passages to Mr. Zinsser, whose smiling grimace, as one former student has put it, can suggest fondness for a person whose writing is causing him pain.
That fondness shines through.
The fondness took flight online last fall when, at the opening ceremony of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in D.C., cameras caught Obama and Bush in a brief but clearly warm embrace.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
